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Subway ridership passes a pre-pandemic mark for the first time on weekdays
Filings, hearing transcripts and internal projections reviewed by our metro desk, with the neighborhood detail the summaries leave out.
Arts & Culture
A downtown theater season built on revivals and risk
Filings, hearing transcripts and internal projections reviewed by our culture desk, with the neighborhood detail the summaries leave out.
The World
Europe's energy market steadies as new interconnectors open
A reported account from the foreign desk, with the three near-term signals worth watching before the next hearing.
Food & Dining
The tasting menu retreats, and the neighborhood room returns
A reported account from the dining desk, with the three near-term signals worth watching before the next hearing.
New York News
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Subway ridership passes a pre-pandemic mark for the first time on weekdays
Filings, hearing transcripts and internal projections reviewed by our metro desk, with the neighborhood detail the summaries leave out.
New York News
A century-old Bronx water main gives way, and the city counts the cost
A reported account from the metro desk, with the three near-term signals worth watching before the next hearing.
New York News
Council moves to cap delivery-app fees after a year of restaurant losses
Support does not follow the usual borough lines. It follows density, transit and the age of the housing stock.
New York News
Brooklyn's last shipyard machine shop takes on apprentices again
The numbers are modest and the second-order effects are not. What the record shows, and what the people affected say about it.
Opinion & Editorials
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Editorial: The city can build housing without breaking its neighborhoods
Support does not follow the usual borough lines. It follows density, transit and the age of the housing stock.
Opinion & Editorials
The case for finishing congestion pricing — and the case against
The numbers are modest and the second-order effects are not. What the record shows, and what the people affected say about it.
Opinion & Editorials
Two views on class size: a mandate or an unfunded promise?
The numbers are modest and the second-order effects are not. What the record shows, and what the people affected say about it.
Opinion & Editorials
Our subway needs maintenance money more than new ribbon cuttings
A reported account from the editorial board, with the three near-term signals worth watching before the next hearing.
From the Archives
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1889: The Mirror's first edition, printed in a Nassau Street loft
A reported account from the archives desk, with the three near-term signals worth watching before the next hearing.
From the Archives
1904: The subway opens, and the city rearranges itself in a decade
Our archives desk traced the money, the timeline and the assumptions behind the announcement — including the one that may not hold.
From the Archives
1911: After the Triangle fire, a state learns to write labor law
Filings, hearing transcripts and internal projections reviewed by our archives desk, with the neighborhood detail the summaries leave out.
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